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1 pêle-mêle
pêle-mêle [pεlmεl]adverb* * *pɛlmɛl
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adverbe [entasser] higgledy-piggledy
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* * *pɛlmɛl adv* * *A adv [entasser] higgledy-piggledy.B nm inv1 ( désordre) jumble;2 ( cadre) photo frame (for several photos).[pɛlmɛl] adverbeles draps et les couvertures étaient pêle-mêle sur le lit sheets and covers were all jumbled up ou in a heap on the bedles spectateurs se sont engouffrés pêle-mêle dans la salle the spectators piled pell-mell into the room————————[pɛlmɛl] nom masculin invariable[cadre pour photos] multiple (photo) frame
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